Conquering the internet with Kanorau Digital Lisa Graham rarely used the internet not only because she didn’t know the basics of how to use a computer or to get around the web but she was also afraid of being scammed online.

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Don’t focus on the little things, it’s better to look at the bigger picture Cydne Price has a message for anyone studying Toi Māori: don’t focus on the little things, it’s better to look at the bigger picture.

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It's Tau Ora time again The award-winning Te Wānanga o Aotearoa wellbeing programme Tau Ora has been launched for 2017 and wellbeing advisor Tuihana Ohia says new features this year mean it provides even more benefits for kaimahi taking part.

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Ruta helps herself and her community Ruta Aloisio knows there are plenty of issues that need dealing with in her Ōtara community and got to the stage where she wanted to do something to help.

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Riding a wave of success | Te eke i te ngaru o te angitu The summer has roped in another successful rodeo season for Whangarei YG Kaiako Morgana Nathan.

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Standing up for his suburb As a development worker for One Double Five Community House in Whangārei, Makoare Hoterene is passionate about education and building relationships to empower people.

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Course embraces who you are A history of dealing with the courts, social workers and justice department officials left Alesia ‘Skiish’ Taumaunu wanting to know more about how the system worked.

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The essence is right for business to thrive For former tauira Matias (Matu) Cacciavillani and his partner Chelsea Hall, it is their love for good food made from quality produce that is the foundation to their successful catering and food truck business.

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Tamariki the driving force for Hamilton mum to complete degree After four years of study, Tira Hemana has graduated with a Bachelor of Bicultural Social Work, teaching her tamariki (children) that it’s never too late to start your learning journey.

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From Kenya to Aotearoa - Toi and its many connections Jennifer Dickerson, a self-proclaimed "Third Culture Kid" due to her unique upbringing around the world, has discovered who she is through art.

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